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Archive - 29 / 10 / 2025

Cricket
After Mohammed Shami’s match-winning haul in Ranji Trophy, coach says he’s back in rhythm and ready for India duty
Cricket
IND vs AUS 1st T20: When and Where to watch India vs Australia Match?
Chandigarh
Mohali cab scare: Girl forced out in deserted place at night, cab with fake number plate suspected
Chandigarh
Fake certificates scam: PSEB suspends another employee after handwriting evidence
Chandigarh
Punjab DIG Graft Case: Court directs Jail Superintendent to preserve CCTV footage, records of those meeting middleman
Jaipur
Another bus mishap in Rajasthan leaves 2 from Uttar Pradesh dead, 10 seriously injured
India
Uttarakhand’s massive Rs 3,300-crore Sharda Corridor project underway as CM Dhami launches 1st phase
Hyderabad
Latest Maoist leader to surrender reveals who now heads the rebels
Jaipur
From Rs 5,000 to Rs 90,000 — camel prices shoot up in Pushkar amid buzz over new rules, but hurdles remain for buyers
Political Pulse
Ahead of local body polls, woman doctor’s suicide pushes BJP, ex-MP into a corner
Mumbai
PM Modi to address, chair India Maritime Week 2025 events today
Cricket
IND vs AUS 1st T20: What will the conditions be like at Canberra’s Manuka Oval for India vs Australia?
World
Rio police raids kill 60 ahead of climate conferences, source says
Columns
Robert Badinter’s humanism, opposition to death penalty, will inspire generations to come
Columns
Urban planning in India is restricted to land-use planning. This needs to change
Columns
Yogendra Yadav writes on nation-wide SIR: Exclusionary exercise masquerading as reform
40 Years Ago
October 29, 1985, Forty Years Ago: Rajneesh Arrested
Editorials
Philip Pullman’s The Book of Dust trilogy comes to an end. Like all great tales, this ending too is bittersweet
Editorials
Trump’s visit to Asia: Pacts with Southeast Asian nations show US’s need to counter China’s control over critical-mineral supply chains
Editorials
A more inclusive SIR